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Big Horn Big Band to "swing into spring"

Uncategorized | April 21, 2009

Since 2005, Gillette’s sixteen-member Big Horn Big Band, made up of music educators as well as other community members ranging from realtors to doctors to electricians, has been performing around northeastern Wyoming.

The Big Horn Big Band has been featured at events such as the Sheridan Arts Festival, the Gillette College Jazz Festival, Haggerty’s Music In The Park summer series, and the Sheridan Airport 75th Anniversary.

The next opportunity to see the BHBB is on May 2. Here are the details (via the Jazz Luck Club):

Cool Cats:

This is our big event of the year, and it’s totally FREE… well, ya gotta pay for the drinks – but the food and entertainment is totally free!!

Here’s what we’ve got lined up: an evening of live jazz and swing music, dancing, and hors d’oeuvres. This is not a fundraiser, there’s no tickets to buy, no RSVP… no strings attached. Just come on out and have a good time! The Big Horn Big Band is going to heat things up for us as we “swing into spring”! What a great band!!

We’re holding it at the Boss Lodge Restaurant in the Coyote Room (up top). We’ll have free finger food for ya but if you want a tasty dinner before hand, The Boss Lodge is serving their Saturday Night Special: Prime Rib, Shrimp, Choice of Starch, Vegetable, Soup or Salad and Dessert… all for just $19.95. Just a tip: if you want to dine in the restaurant before the event, give them a call at (307) 686-6404 to get a dinner reservation before the big party.

What: An Evening With the Big Horn Big Band
When: Saturday May 2nd (7pm-10pm)
Where: Boss Lodge Restaurant (Coyote Room), 910 N. Gurley Ave. Gillette
Why: Life’s short — gotta live it up now and again!

Cya There!
Jazz Luck Club

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The Wyoming Arts Council believes that experiencing the arts should be accessible for all, including people with mental and/or physical disabilities, older adults, military/veterans, people living in institutions and those who lack access to the arts due to geographic isolation, cultural difference and economic hardship.

Governor Mark Gordon
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